[tompsonn]

This is a list of IDEs and SDKs. If you think that I have missed something that you think should be included, just post away here and I will happily add it

Spoiler: Android

• Android SDK
• How top write an android app
• Android Dev forum
• Android toolkit (toolkit for Eclipse)

Spoiler: Apple

• iOS dev center

Spoiler: C/Cplusplus

• DevC++
• Ming W Developer studio
• GNU Emacs
• Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express
• Eclipse CDT
• Code::blocks
• Netbeans with C/Cplusplus pack
• Microsoft Visual Studio
• Qt Creator

Spoiler: Java

• BlueJ
• Dr Java
• Eclipse Java Dev tools
• Geany
• Greenfoot
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Netbeans

Spoiler: Javascript

• Aptana Studio
• Eclipse Web tools
• Komodo
• Netbeans
• Oracle J Developer
• Webstorm

Spoiler: python

• Anjuta
• Komodo
• PyCharm
• PyDev
• PyScripter
• IDLE

Spoiler: C#

• SharpDev
• MonoDevelop
• Visual C# 2010 Express
• Visual Studio 2013
• Visual Studio 2013 Express (Web, Windows, Windows Desktop)

Spoiler: Perl

• KDevelop
• Padre
• Komodo
• Geany

Spoiler: Ruby

• Ruby mine
• Komodo
• Netbeans

Spoiler: ActionScript

• FDT
• FlashDevelop
• FlashBuilder
• Realaxy ActionScript Editor

Spoiler: Web

• Notepad++
• Aptana Studio
• Adobe Dreamweaver
• Bluefish Editor
• Kate

Spoiler: Source code editors

• Notepad++
• Crimson Editor
• Emacs
• Geany
• Jedit
• Nedit
• Programmers notepad
• PSPad
• Slick Edit
• Atom
• Sublime Text
• Adobe Brackets

Spoiler: How to

• Designed to give you a feeling of the language, and you can decide whether or not to continue with it..
• How to write your first C program
• Create your first Java program
• Write a simple JS program
• Write your first Python script
• Write your first C# program
• Write a simple PERL program
• How to write your first ROR (web) application
• Write your first action script script

Hope this helps a few people

- Originally started by joshd, but he appears to be AWOL.

 

[NorCa]

C++ Netbeans, with official plugin

 

[joshd]

I will add to the list. Thanks for the input.

Josh

 

[lambecrikas]

Anyone knows any plugin or something, to use on Xcode, Netbeans or any Source Code Editor, for CUDA? Thanks in advance

 

[joshd]

I don't sorry. I have never had a MAC and have never ever used Xcode. Try PMing "Ulawe", he seems to program and do web design a lot.

 

[Dman]

Probably should include the XNA 4.0 studio for Microsoft Visual C# express/studio 2010 pretty much a must have for anyone wanting to get into windows/Xbox game developement.

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=23714

 

[NorCa]

Forgot to add Notepad++, probably in Code Source Editors for Windows! Love it (for CSS, HTML, and general txt file viewer)

 

[joshd]

I have Notepad++ in Web...

Added anyways.

 

[NorCa]

oh my bad! Didn't check web tab

 

[joshd]

It's OK. I probably should have had it in their anyway, I was just trying to limit duplicates, that is all

 

[MakubeX]

I would recommend adding Komodo IDE to Web as well. I know I love it for web deving. Komodo + Firefox's Xdebug extension works great for debugging.

 

[joshd]

Thanks for the suggestion MakubeX, I will add it soon

 

[Warhaven]

I see no mention of the obvious: Apple's Xcode.

For developing for OS X, iOS, and others.

 

[Warhaven]

And for kids who want to learn about programming:

Scratch :: http://scratch.mit.edu/
Chipmunk BASIC :: http://www.nicholson.com/rhn/basic/

 

[joshd]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warhaven

I see no mention of the obvious: Apple's Xcode.
For developing for OS X, iOS, and others.

Apple wouldn't give me any information or even the DL link as I'm not a registered developer. The Apple link does provide information on it, though.

 

[{Unregistered}]

Good job!

I think this should be in the general "Coding and Programming" section since you have also included the "Web" tab so I am moving it there.

Also, I am stickying this.

 

[joshd]

Oh, thanks!

I put it here as I figured it'd get more views, but moving it make sense.

 

[subassy]

I'm kind of new to this forum so maybe this is an already decided thing but the mostly dead language VBScript is still in use for administrative scripts. And there are still a lot of administrative scripts written in VBScript. There's also PowerShell for that matter.

A good "IDE"/editor for developing HTML with JS or VBScript is the one very few know exists but still comes with Office: Microsoft Script Editor. It has the intelli-sense feature for web-related stuff.

On my Win 7 machine with office 2007 it's located at "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\OFFICE12\MSE7.EXE". It is also available in office 2003, though the path may be different. It can be added through the office setup.

PSPad is also a good editor VBScript.

Not sure about PowerShell editors since I haven't tried to start learning it yet.

Even less known than VBScript are HTAs - HTML-based applications. They came in and went out ~2000/2003 era I think. We seem to be swinging back toward HTML-based apps with HTML5 and Windows phone 7/Windows 8...possibly... I assume this future won't include the HTAs of 10 years ago. Anyway possibly the only HTA-oriented editor is HtaEdit .

 

[isoDUB]

someone should sticky this. very useful, thanks.

 

[{Unregistered}]

Quote:

Originally Posted by isoDUB

someone should sticky this. very useful, thanks.

This is stickied...

And anyone who wants this list to be updated with a suggestion or improvement, simply PM joshd.
In case you do not receive a reply, you may PM me about it.